In rural Myanmar, aquaculture is a key source of food and income for many households, yet remains highly vulnerable to instability and rising production costs. For women like Daw Ni Ni Than, fish farming is increasingly becoming a pathway from economic dependency towards greater stability and self-determination.
In Mumbwa District, Madam Racheal Chiyabi has transformed her farm through climate-adapted soy production and agroforestry systems. At the same time, her cooperative’s equal decision-making structures and market access strengthen the economic position of smallholder women farmers.
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